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Madre Aída
Madre Aída formed in Buenos Aires in the late 1990s, with founding members Magalí Aída Carabajal, Juana Colombi, and Lucila Pannunzio. They drew from...
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Madre Aída formed in Buenos Aires in the late 1990s, with founding members Magalí Aída Carabajal, Juana Colombi, and Lucila Pannunzio. They drew from traditional folk music while incorporating experimental sounds, creating an all-female band that addressed feminist themes in their lyrics.
Their song "Fray Escoba" became particularly well-known for its critique of the Catholic Church's treatment of women.
Madre Aída released four albums between 2001 and 2012: their self-titled debut in 2001, followed by "Sueño Eléctrico" in 2004, "Un Día Perfecto" in 2008, and "Encuentro" in 2012. The band toured in Argentina, other parts of Latin America, and Europe.
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